PANews reported on September 5 that Nasdaq-listed mining company Cipher Mining released its operating data for August. The Black Pearl Phase I project accounted for approximately 39% of the total Bitcoin production. It is expected that the computing power will reach 10 EH/s by the end of the third quarter, bringing the company's total self-mining computing power to approximately 23.5 EH/s. Specific data includes: Mining output: approximately 241 BTC Sold Bitcoin: Approximately 42 BTC Bitcoin holdings: approximately 1,414 BTC Deployed mining machines: approximately 115,000 Month-end operating computing power: approximately 23.0 EH/s Equipment efficiency at the end of the month: approximately 17.3 J/THPANews reported on September 5 that Nasdaq-listed mining company Cipher Mining released its operating data for August. The Black Pearl Phase I project accounted for approximately 39% of the total Bitcoin production. It is expected that the computing power will reach 10 EH/s by the end of the third quarter, bringing the company's total self-mining computing power to approximately 23.5 EH/s. Specific data includes: Mining output: approximately 241 BTC Sold Bitcoin: Approximately 42 BTC Bitcoin holdings: approximately 1,414 BTC Deployed mining machines: approximately 115,000 Month-end operating computing power: approximately 23.0 EH/s Equipment efficiency at the end of the month: approximately 17.3 J/TH
Cipher Mining mined 241 BTC in August and holds approximately 1,414 BTC
PANews reported on September 5 that Nasdaq-listed mining company Cipher Mining released its operating data for August. The Black Pearl Phase I project accounted for approximately 39% of the total Bitcoin production. It is expected that the computing power will reach 10 EH/s by the end of the third quarter, bringing the company's total self-mining computing power to approximately 23.5 EH/s.
Specific data includes:
- Mining output: approximately 241 BTC
- Sold Bitcoin: Approximately 42 BTC
- Bitcoin holdings: approximately 1,414 BTC
- Deployed mining machines: approximately 115,000
- Month-end operating computing power: approximately 23.0 EH/s
- Equipment efficiency at the end of the month: approximately 17.3 J/TH
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